BLS Polymers and SFC Environmental Technologies IPO Allotment Is Out

BLS Polymers Limited and SFC Environmental Technologies Limited have completed IPO allotment after their public issues closed on October 29. BLS Polymers drew subscription of 239.60 times, while SFC Environmental received 9.25 times subscription. Both companies are scheduled to list on the NSE and BSE on November 3, 2026.

Is BLS Polymers IPO allotment out?

Yes, BLS Polymers IPO allotment is listed as out as of October 31, following the expected finalisation of the basis of allotment on October 30. The company had opened its Rs 255 crore fresh issue for bidding from October 27 to October 29, with the final issue price set at Rs 150 per share.

BLS Polymers offered 1.70 crore shares in the issue. Its lot size was 100 shares, which put the minimum retail application amount at Rs 15,000 at the final issue price. Investors can use the KFin Technologies Limited allotment page to search for their application using a PAN, application number or demat account details such as DP ID and client ID.

The issue received bids for 285.12 crore shares against 1.19 crore shares on offer, resulting in subscription of 239.60 times. The reported retail allocation was 59.50 lakh shares, or 35% of the net issue, although the final basis of allotment published by KFin Technologies is the definitive record for allocation details.

Is SFC Environmental Technologies IPO allotment out?

Yes, SFC Environmental IPO allotment is also listed as out as of October 31. The waste-management company's public issue opened on October 27 and closed on October 29, with allotment finalised on October 30 according to the provided issue timeline.

SFC Environmental's Rs 667.53 crore IPO consisted of a Rs 150 crore fresh issue involving 45.45 lakh shares and an offer for sale of Rs 517.53 crore involving 1.57 crore shares. The final issue price was Rs 330 per share, at the top of the Rs 313 to Rs 330 price band.

The IPO had a lot size of 45 shares, requiring a minimum retail investment of Rs 14,850 at the issue price. The issue received bids for 13.10 crore shares against 1.42 crore shares on offer, translating into overall subscription of 9.25 times. Earlier subscription updates had put applications at more than 1.92 lakh and bids at about Rs 4,200 crore.

How did the two IPOs compare on subscription and issue terms?

BLS Polymers recorded far higher overall demand than SFC Environmental, with subscription of 239.60 times versus 9.25 times. The two issues had the same bidding period, but differed substantially in issue structure, price and minimum application amount.

BLS Polymers was a fresh issue only, while SFC Environmental combined a fresh issue with an offer for sale. For BLS Polymers, the price band was Rs 142 to Rs 150. For SFC Environmental, it was Rs 313 to Rs 330. These final prices are the relevant reference points for the shares allotted to successful applicants.

When will BLS Polymers and SFC Environmental list?

BLS Polymers and SFC Environmental are scheduled to make their stock market debuts on November 3, 2026, on the NSE and BSE. This follows allotment finalisation on October 30 and the subsequent credit of allotted shares to successful applicants' demat accounts.

For BLS Polymers, the stated timetable indicated that funds blocked for unsuccessful applications would be released around November 2, while allotted shares would reach demat accounts on the same day. Applicants should verify their allotment status and bank mandate status directly, as credit and unblocking updates can vary by application and intermediary.

Market discussion before the allotment pointed to sharply different levels of demand. BLS Polymers attracted nearly 59 lakh applications and bids worth Rs 42,500 crore in an update published before bidding closed. SFC Environmental's grey market premium was reported at Rs 7 to Rs 8, which was described as indicating potential listing gains of around 2% to 3%; this was an unofficial market indicator, not a confirmed listing outcome.

What should IPO applicants check after allotment?

IPO applicants should check whether shares have been allotted, whether blocked funds have been released where no allotment was received, and whether allotted shares have reached the demat account before the scheduled listing. BLS Polymers applicants have been directed to KFin Technologies Limited's allotment page for a status search using their application credentials.

The allotment result determines the number of shares credited, not the eventual market price after listing. For both issues, the final issue prices were Rs 150 for BLS Polymers and Rs 330 for SFC Environmental. Applicants should rely on the final allotment basis, their bank or UPI mandate records, and their demat account for confirmation rather than social-media claims.

Conclusion

The completion of allotment moves BLS Polymers and SFC Environmental from the subscription stage to their scheduled market debut. BLS Polymers saw exceptionally high reported demand at 239.60 times subscription, while SFC Environmental received 9.25 times subscription for its larger Rs 667.53 crore issue. Both had different issue structures and application sizes, but shared the same bidding and expected listing timetable.

The next event to watch is November 3, 2026, when both shares are scheduled to list on the NSE and BSE. Before then, applicants can confirm demat credit or the release of blocked funds, while investors should distinguish official allotment and listing information from unofficial grey-market indications.